How Can an Engineering Background Enhance Understanding in Physics?

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Hi all,
My name is Chris R, and I am an engineering student at Miami University Ohio. I just completed my first semester of Physics, and found this forum very helpful in developing my understanding, so I decided to join. Hope my probably simple questions won't bug you all too much!
 

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